i dream that such round dances would pass us in belarus on october square there on independence square, so that belarusians would also participate there, different peoples of the country, and that our president and the people would become round dances. now he is looking for. which tool to use which tool to unite everyone. here is a game feast the fastest way to secure faster way. i don’t know for 2 hours all the participants in the round dance feel that they are all relatives. this applies to all languages. these are not only russians, the speaking audience is all languages. eh, the world is all people from different countries, when they participate in such round dances, they all feel that we are all one. why do i choose a round dance game instrument, because it itself includes a lot of other elements here and yoga and music and dance movements meditation and physics and gymnastics and fitness and study and psychological postings. here here round dance hormones. holidays included very, very much. i would say everything if there is a large collection of round dance firewood. if you spen

the 1.020th anniversary of the baptism of russia , tens of thousands of people gathered on independence square in kiev to greet the hierarchs of the russian orthodox church who came to kiev for the anniversary celebrations from moscow lavrentiy chernigovskiy not i said, here what wonderful words. kia ukraine belarus is holy russia scanning this slogan people do not yet know that after only a few years those who greeted the moscow patriarch on the streets of kiev will be officially recognized as enemies of the ukrainian state. in mariupol and with me, father feofan, in the north of the vasilyevsky monastery, he was bsu wants. please tell a story. employees and uh, i was kept here in the office at georgievskaya 77. well, somewhere else there are not three days in the first, change houses were used here, they turned me on, the hat was pulled over my head. so i didn't see anything i was told so steps steps steps. well, actually, the entrance is a terrible place of goosebumps in the back when you are in the same room with a person. he says, right here, they beat me with a baseball bat in the legs.

kiev for the anniversary celebrations from moscow, tens of thousands of people gathered on the independence squaren kiev, said beautiful words to her, this is holy russia, scanning this slogan, people still do not know that after only a few years, those who greeted moscow patriarch on the streets of kiev will be officially recognized as enemies of the ukrainian state. we are in mariupol with me, father feofan, the apartment rapist of the light of the assumption nicholas vasilyevsky monastery, he was in the walls of the sbu, please tell us a short story. on march 3, 15 , i was kidnapped by the cooperation of the sbu of the monastery, and uh. i was kept here in the department on georgiyevskaya for 77 days. at first , torture was used here; they brought me a hat that was pulled over my head. so i didn't see anything i was told so steps steps steps. well, here, actually a terrible place with a man. he says, right here, they beat me with a baseball bat in the legs. right here, right here, they tied me up and beat me with a stun gun, and then they subjected me to attempts with water, and in general on t

for the anniversary celebrations from moscow , tens of thousands of people gathered on the independence squaren kiev. i said. in beautiful words, ukraine belarus is holy russia, chanting this slogan, people do not yet know that after only a few years, those who greeted the moscow patriarch on the streets of kiev will be officially recognized as enemies of the ukrainian state. we are in mariupol with me father feofan apartment rapist sveta assumption nicholas vasilyevsky monastery, he was in the walls of the sbu, please tell us a short story. on march 3 , 15, i was kidnapped by cooperation with, sbu, from the monastery. and uh, i was kept here in the office on georgievskaya for 77 days. in the first , torture was used here; the cap was pulled over my head. so i didn't see anything i was told so steps steps steps. well, actually a terrible place in the same room with a man. he says, right here , they beat me with a baseball bat in the legs. here right here. they tied me up and beat me with a stun gun. here i was subjected to attempts with water. here they have already begun to beat with current

i dream that such round dances would take place in belarus on october square , there on independence squareso that belarusians would also participate there, different peoples of the country, and that our president and the people would become round dances. now he is looking for. what instrument. what tool to bring everyone together. here is the game feast the fastest way for me the fastest way. i do not know for 2 hours all the participants in the round dance feel that they are all relatives. this applies to all languages. it is not only russian speaking audience all languages. eh, the world is all people from different countries, when they participate in such round dances, they all feel that we are all one, let's go watch. this is belarusian oil, but it cannot be that there is a residential building, and there is oil right under it. no, only girls can not be in the forest like that, but if it doesn’t wash off tomorrow, they come with one desire. why do i choose the round dance world instrument, because it itself includes a lot of other elements. here yoga and music and dance movement medita

presidents of kaczyński, in the end, yes it was during the revolution of dignity, when on the independence squarehe ruling party and the opposition supported your struggle for democracy, and it was the same now, when you are passing the most difficult exam defending independence of one's country with weapons, dear ladies and gentlemen, dear friends, to the taras shevchenko monument , which is right in the very center of warsaw. here, not far from the belvedere , beautiful words are carved with which this great ukrainian poet appealed to us for the poles , in the future take the poles' hand and heart and we will find a heart our name of christ those in the name of christ a quiet paradise actually now before our eyes before our eyes this prophecy is happening great ukrainian poet in the hour of trials we poles gave into our hands to our ukrainian brothers in the movement and in need, you opened our hearts and immediately accepted our neighbors who fled the war, helping with transport, organizing charity events, organizing gifts and transporting them to ukraine for those in need , we do this constan

memories of the first day of the war, but they are definitely associated with this place, with independence squareootage as for the first time since the second world war the world alarm is sounding here , the whole world is flying about the dawn, the columns are fortune-telling, the equipment is moving towards the capital , the russians are trying to attack the capital at once from three directions, sums of chernihivsk blocking from russia from belarus through the chornobyl zone towards the antonov airfield in gostomel in the first hours, rotorcraft are flying, the knock has already flown, the ukrainian coat of arms is not visible, the russian ones are exactly at the gostomel airfield, the first and main goal of the russians on the approaches to kyiv, the russian landing force was supposed to be anchored on lytovyshche in order to later land there russian il-76 planes with equipment and troops. antonov airfield was of strategic importance for the russians because it is located only 10 km from kyiv and it can receive military planes if they carried out their plans, the chances of the enemy army to

i dream that such round dances they walked us in belarus on october square , there on independence square, so that belarusians also participated there, different peoples of the country, and so that our president and the people began to dance. now they are looking for. which tool to use which tool to unite everyone. here is a gaming holiday the fastest way to charge a faster way. i do not know for 2 hours all the participants in the round dance feel that they are all relatives. this applies to all languages. this is not only a russian-speaking audience, all languages. eh, the world is all people from different countries, when in such round dances participate they all feel that we are all one. let's go for hay sennaya said people and went to the sennaya market with pleasure. we visit belarusian cities to learn more about the cultural origins at the end of the 15th century. there was a large settlement at this place, and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes of the neman and brest vilnius, according to legend. first stone, foundation, costume. laid by the milanese princess an

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i dream that such round dances would pass us in belarus on october square there on independence squarehat belarusians would also participate there, different peoples of the country, and that our president people would become round dances. now he is looking for. which tool to use which tool to unite everyone. here is a game holiday the fastest way for kids the fastest way. i do not know for 2 hours all the participants in the round dance feel that they are all relatives. it's spreading into all languages. this is not only a russian-speaking audience, all languages. eh, the world is all people from different countries, when they participate in such round dances, they all feel that we are all one. president alexander lukashenko today met with the heads of the highest courts of foreign states who arrived in minsk in connection with the celebration of the centenary of the supreme court of belarus sphere. the president recalled that the countries have already taken the right step in strengthening cooperation on the initiative of the supreme court of belarus, a council of chairmen of the supr

of the 1020th anniversary of the baptism of russia , tens of thousands of people gathered on independence squarethe hierarchs of the russian orthodox church who came to kiev for the anniversary celebrations from moscow lavrentiy chernigovskiy not me. azal, these are such beautiful words. tiya ukraine belarus this is holy russia scanning this slogan people do not yet know that after only a few years those who greeted the moscow patriarch on the streets of kiev will be officially recognized as enemies of the ukrainian state. in mariupol and with me, father feofan lodgers on march 3 , 15, i was kidnapped by sbu officers from the monastery. in the first , torture was used here. my hat was pulled over my head. so i didn't see nothing to me was told so steps steps steps. well, here is the entrance . when you are in the same room with a person. he says, right here, they beat me with a baseball bat in the legs. right here , right here, i was tied up and beaten with a stun gun . beaten on the legs, blows to the head were such boxing direct blows, and then it seemed small somewhere. here , handcuffs were

a small, independent bookstore, particularly our size, 1528 square feet, can't survive on books alone. and so you have to, particularly during cold months, you've got to give people a reason to come into the store and people love getting to talk to and learn from authors. so we put a premium on having author events. and then we also have a website. theodore. com wwe dojo. excuse me, wwe theodore is bookscan. so our author events are very important. but even if you can't be in oyster bay, if you support local independent bookstores, that's another platform that that helps us stay open. well, amazon sells anywhere from 25 to 40% of all books sold in the us. do you consider them a competitor or how do you how do you work around that? well, amazon is, of course, a competitor for every independent bookstore. they sell their books in many respects at a loss. but here's the difference. the difference is when you come into theodore's, you can talk to a human being about a book. you can feel the book. you can talk to an expert. art booksellers are not just booksellers. they're consultants. the

independent groups in algeria. hope frances has led palm sunday mass on rome. saint peter's square. just a day after leaving hospital, falling treatment for bronchitis, tens of thousands of worshippers turned out to hear him speak. the ceremony marks the beginning of celebrations for the most important week in the christian calendar . well, how france, as it was celebrating a return to it duties after a bout of ill health, but in whole and thousands of demonstrators gather to defend the reputation of one of his predecessors. the late pope john paul. the 2nd, the pontiff has been accused of concealing child abuse crimes while he was archbishop of krakow sunday march the 18th anniversary of his death bar, then called to slither, thousands of polish citizens commemorated the 18th adversity of the death of pope john paul. the 2nd you soon, but the demonstrators did not just pay tribute to the religious hero. the also gathered to defend the honor of the late pope. in a recent documentary, he was accused of covering up crimes of bade ophelia, among please. during the 19 sixties and 19 sev

independent political and economic choices. and now to news from the city of done yet square, at least one civilian has reported it being killed and several more injured in the latest ukrainian shilling, according to local officials. now, shutting heads a local markets, they landed in a residential area destroying every shop on the streets, ukrainian troops, 5 bars of heavy rockets at the 50, also hitting several pot cars. earlier than the commercials reported the several m l r s. rockets was seen in the sky flying towards the cities and russian forces have advanced on the dumbass front, targeting ukrainian troops and arm and formations without tiller and strikes and over $100.00 areas. before pnc varden, as the forces continued to dislodge, gives forces from bach. most in the dance republic republic artes magazine follows the russian banks in the region. these town has died. none of its original inhabitants remained. but amidst the ruins and craters hidden in the shadows, a spot us always watching. no, i spot and correct. the enemy is now 5 kilometers away from us. i track the movement of armor and infantry. i sent my report

independent belarus. the inhabitants of this city are happy people, but the well-known saying does not apply to them. on central squares own big ben. true, in size it is significantly inferior to the visiting card of london, the height of 13 m is this clock. they will become the starting point of our mini-journey through the oak. welcome. the fate of this region is truly unique. it is connected with the life of the great states, which in different centuries ruled the historical ball on the territory of modern belarus. it is known that in the second half of the 14th century the dubrovinsky lands became part of the grand duchy of lithuania. glebovichi, gentlemen, noble and status erected a castle here, which has become an important cultural trade and political center of this land. this region also belonged to the commonwealth, but dubrovno received the greatest development 300 years ago, becoming part of the russian state in 1780, the dubrovnik clock capital of the empire, wall-mounted fireplace and pocket chronometers were not inferior to the famous swiss ones. what's the secret? serov taught pyotr norshtein, a talente

she will be at porter square books in cambridge later today celebrating the tenth annual independentling author and owner of books are magic in brooklyn, emma stroud. good morning to you it's great to have you. >> think of having me. >> i imagine this is very exciting you are also an author in an egg in the booksellers is like the super bowl for you? >> yes it's a day everyone feels like i do where it is the most important in the world. >> and we love independent bookstores that's why and tell me about the activities today. >> the wonderful thing about independent bookstore day is like every independent bookstore itself, every place is different. so you may go to one store and they are having a bingo game. we you may go to another store and they are doing crafts for kids. or everything. every single bookstore has something else cooking. something else planned for their environment, their community. which is really why you should visit more than one. >> so to that point you said there are cross that play out? what does that mean? the last call i did was a long time ago did not go well

time, and today, in independent belarus, it performs the same function the inhabitants of this city are happy people, but the well-known saying does not apply to them. on the central squaretrue, in size it is significantly inferior to the visiting card of london, the height is 13 m. this watch will become the starting point of our mini. -travel around dubrovno welcome the fate of this region is truly unique. it is connected with the life of the great states, which in different centuries ruled the historical ball on the territory of modern belarus. it is known that in the second half of the 14th century the dubrovinsky the lands became part of the grand duchy of lithuania, then the city was ruled by representatives of the glebovich family, gentlemen, nobles and status erected a castle here, which turned into an important cultural , commercial and political center of this land. this region also belonged to the commonwealth, but dubrovno received the greatest development three centuries ago, becoming part of the russian state. in the 1780s, the dubrovnik, watch capital of the empire, wall chimney and pocket chronometers were not inferior to the famous swiss ones. what is th

independent belarus, it performs the same function. the inhabitants of this city are happy people, but the well-known saying does not apply to them. on the central squareerior to the visiting card of london height 13 m this clock. will become the starting point of our mini-tour around dubrovny welcome the fate of this region is truly unique. it is connected with the life of the great states, which in different centuries ruled the historical ball on the territory of modern belarus. it is known that in the second half of the 14th century the dubrovinsky lands became part of the grand duchy of lithuania . turned into an important cultural trade and political center of this land. owned this region and the commonwealth, but dubrovno received the greatest development 300 years ago , becoming part of the russian state. in the 1780s , the dubrovnik, watch capital of the empire, wall chimney and pocket chronometers were not inferior to the famous swiss ones. what is the secret of the watchmaking wisdom of local masters was taught by peter northstein, a talented swiss inventor in 1784. he organized his watchmaking production in dubrovnik. christians did. there a

2013, the government has allowed independent radio provinces to open under their own names, and the radio can be broadcast from this building in the people's army square. i don't have to buy a sound magic device. municipalities will announce that the built-in speakers in the main squares of the radio will be connected so that people can hear your voice. be up to date in particular, the message meant to be aware of the traffic, to be aware of the news of the day, what news was heard for the first time on the radio , what lasting sounds that became immortal with the radio , you are blessed, dear professors, everyone tries as soon as everyone is younger and fresher. see that their own experience, the extract of delicious and fast experience that transmits tobacco to us, the short meetings that we see between australia and each other, and here the radio, which makes the progress of the younger radio reach maturity in the radio alongside the experienced ones , and you also teach me about previous generations learned to try to new entries what i learned and i know, teach me, i work almost on the radio and it is very good, give a sweet bite to the audience,

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independent news outlets have been shuttered. it's a country where homosexuality can be punishable by death. (car horns honking) where a man can be executed and left to hang in the public squareo al-qaeda appear intact. when a u.s. drone strike took out bin laden's successor, ayman al-zawahiri, last july, zawahiri was living in a house owned by a close aide to the taliban's powerful minister of the interior, sirajuddin haqqani-- a clear violation of the doha peace agreement they signed. (motors revving) virtually no promises made by the taliban have been kept. but their leaders insist things are better. >> (speaking pashto): (people calling, traffic humming) >> smith: by the latest count, over one million afghans have fled the country. (traffic humming) thousands more are trying to escape every day. (car horns honking, car alarm blaring) the taliban, a small minority, hold the great majority of afghans in their grip. ♪ >> the afghans failed. we failed. and we failed because of wrong policies of our international partners, because of shortsightedness of our leaders, uh, because we could not build institutions to withstand the times like that. and we owe it to people to accept

independent radio provinces to open in their own names, and the radio goes from this building . the people could not afford to buy this magic sound device. that the built-in speakers in the main squaresthe radio should be connected so that people can hear your voice. it was heard on the radio for the first time what lasting voices you bless the hands with the immortalization of the radio, dear teachers, everyone tries as soon as everyone is younger and does not see the newcomers, that is their own experience, the extract of delicious experience and quickly conveying tobacco to us , the short meetings between the teacher and each other. we'll see, and here's a radio that makes the progress of the younger radio reach maturity in the radio alongside the experienced ones, and you'll teach me , i learned from the previous generations, i try to teach the new arrivals what i've learned and what i know . i have been working in radio for 9 years and a lot all right, give a sweet bite to your audience, i can only say that there is love in radio and those who work in the world, they really work with love. it gives you the freedom to think about it. imagine this. for me, my brother, the house is

independence. so in 1868, obviously half, of the american population still had no legal rights. talking about women. so if we're basing our conception of equality on 1868, how do you squarehat with the clearly like subjugated of women. yeah. so that's a very good question. i think if you look at the practices and attitudes of 1868, it's not pretty picture, right? and this is what did dobbs said you know hey, what kind of rights did women have in 1868? and the answer is they were a lot of rights because they were not as equals. and maybe the best expression of this is a kind of infamous concurring opinion by justice bradley in 72 in the case bradwell against illinois, where woman wants to challenge a state law that prohibits her from becoming a lawyer. and the supreme court sort laughs her out of court and. justice bradley concurring says the natural and proper timidity and delicacy that belong to the female sex evidently unfitting her for many of the occupations civil life. so that's the attitude in 1868. and if you say we're basing our standards on those attitudes, then you get decisions like dobbs but i think it's important to understand. dobbs is not originalist. dobb

squarely in line with allies and partners. one, they said we have a shared set of goals. what do we want to do? we want to meet to the momentum climate, invest independentlystrong, secure industrial bases, and invest and supply chains that are going to be resilient, secure, diversify, not reliant on any one source for input. we are going to have a -- putting public investments at the heart of the approach. we launched a negotiation under the inflation reduction act around critical mineral supplies. we launched an incentive dialogue saying, europe you are doing your own programs, how do we offer transparency into our respective incentives schemes? how do we make sure that when we are doing these things, we are maximizing the limit of clean energy technology? these are things we are doing together. >> emmanuel macron, a controversial trip to china, he said he didn't want europe to become a vassal of the united states. in the short-term, how big of a problem is that trip? is there any reason we should be nervous about the west's ability to maintain an alliance? >> as john kirby said yesterday, i would for a to that for specific comments on president macron's

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